Overclocking
The process of forcing your electronics to perform better than the manufacturer meant your laptop C.P.U., tablet phone and any other trendy computing devices. Each C.P.U. (AMD or Intel) and GPU clock speed is measured with a unit of GHz or MHz, 3.2 GHz or 1100 MHz that sort of factor currently this clock speed indicates what number of cycles that component will perform per second and customarily the additional cycles the higher as a result because that's more work is done now current CPUs and GPUs are guaranteed to run safely at their base clock say a video card could be 900 megahertz or a CPU could be 3.2 gigahertz now greater you to run safely without overheating or crashing at that speed what that means is that you could run it faster than that and still be safe maybe with a little more heat or a little more voltage required and that is exactly overclocking CPU.
in simple words overclock CPU is a simple and free way of increasing the speed of your PC without much work.
So, in this post beginner's guide on how to overclock your CPU and everything that ended up.
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How to Overclock
every motherboard has different than the others but everything that I'm gonna be going over in this post and what you need to be looking at in your BIOS in order to actually overclock your CPU is still going to be the same it's just going to look a little bit different but they're kinda similar process.
Things to check before start overclock
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- Check your CPU or Motherboard can support overclocking, in the latest CPU manufacturer support to overclocking features like an Intel i3, i5, i7 there are two version available and one of them support the overclocking CPU.
- Before starting the Overclocking process you need to check the current status of your CPU, for example, you can check the usage of CPU, the temperature during 100% of CPU usage, current processor speed etc. If the temperature is more than 75-80 Celsius than you should not overclock your CPU.
- be sure that you have a well-reputed brand SMPS power supply or good condition of fans.
The process of Overclocking CPU (AMD vs Intel)
- Turn on or restart your pc and now enter the Motherboard BIOS. (In most of the AMD, motherboards use DELor F2 key to enter a BIOS and Intel Processor Motherboard usually DEL key is specified.)
- Go to the Advanced Frequency settings or Advanced mode in the M.I.T (Every motherboard has own unique design but you can find these settings in every motherboard although that can be available with different names)
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- now you can slightly increase the amount of CPU clock ratio (for example if your pc is clocked to 3.00 GHz than increase to only 3.10 GHz)
- now save the settings and restart the computer.
- after restarting the computer check the CPU usage and its temperature if the pc stable and no windows blue screen error or the CPU temperature is less than 70-degree Celsius.
- if you have any blue screen error or heavy increase in CPU temperature than you should try to increase the Core Voltage control and restart the pc again and perform stress check again.
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- repeat these process again and again until you find the best possible frequency to run the CPU and these settings pc is stable.
IMPORTANT
Increase your CPU frequency by 0.1 GHz, heavy increment causes the inappropriate behavior or damaged your CPU and BIOS.
